Kaito Uesugi vs Jake Delaney Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Delaney perform on their second serve compared to Uesugi? Delaney has a stronger second serve, winning 47.57% of points, while Uesugi manages 37.14%.
• In return games, who outperforms on opponents' second serve? Uesugi holds a slight edge, winning 47.06% of points, compared to Delaney’s 43.57%.
• Who is stronger on first serve returns? Uesugi has a noticeable advantage, winning 28% of points, whereas Delaney secures only 21.11%.
• Under pressure, who saves more breakpoints? Uesugi excels by saving 60% of breakpoints, surpassing Delaney’s 54.18% efficiency.
• Considering win-loss records over the past year, Delaney boasts a higher match-winning percentage, achieving 61.18%, while Uesugi has won 45.45% of their games.
• What is the preferred surface for each player? Delaney performs best on Hard courts with a 55% win rate, whereas Uesugi favors Clay with a 56% winning percentage.
• Comparing player levels, Delaney has predominantly competed in Futures/ITF $10K events with a 63.51% win rate, while Uesugi has faced more challenging competition in Challengers/ITF >$10K events, winning 45.45%.
• Against tougher opponents, Uesugi has played against better-ranked individuals with an average of 307.09, compared to Delaney’s opponents, who average a rank of 395.14.
• In deciding sets, Uesugi remains unbeaten, winning 100% of them over the last year, whereas Delaney has a 50% success rate.
• Who converts breakpoints more effectively? Uesugi demonstrates superior conversion rates at 75%, while Delaney converts at 32.26%.

Editorial Prediction (August 23, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Delaney and Uesugi presents an exciting clash of different strengths and weaknesses. Delaney shows dominance with their second serve, generally winning more points compared to Uesugi.

On the other hand, Uesugi’s return game, both on first and second serves, is more effective. This could tilt the balance in a match where returns take precedence. In high-pressure break points, Uesugi again seems to have the upper hand.

Delaney’s consistent match-winning record over numerous events portrays resilience and form. However, Uesugi’s ability to clinch deciding sets suggests mental toughness in critical match moments.

Taking into account ability to face more highly ranked opponents, better breakpoint conversion, and stronger return game, Uesugi appears to have a slight edge. Overall, given these factors, Uesugi is expected to emerge victorious in this encounter.